Cleaning House Wall
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If you haven’t taken a good look at your walls lately, you’ll be surprised at what you find when you do. A close examination will reveal quite a bit more dirt and dust than you may have seen behind those more obvious crayon drawings and sticky hand-prints. Whether you want to brighten up a room or get rid of stubborn wall stains, this is what you need to know to get painted walls looking like new again!
Removing Dirt and Dust from Walls:
You Will Need:
Ladder
Vacuum cleaner with brush attachment
Mild detergent
Sponge
Water
Bucket
Dry towel
Plastic drop cloth
The Cleaning Process:
Begin by lining the floor with plastic where you’ll be working to prevent damage from excess water or spills.
Use your vacuum’s brush attachment to remove loose dirt and cobwebs. Do not push the brush onto the wall surface, as loose dirt may smudge and leave marks. Allow the vacuum’s suction to lift the dirt away from the wall.
Start at the top of the wall. You’ll want to clean from side to side and from the top to bottom in sections as you work around the room.
Fill the bucket half to two thirds full of warm water.
Add just enough detergent to create a few bubbles when the water is agitated. Adding too much soap will cause the walls to become sticky and attract more dirt.
Dip the sponge in the water and squeeze out excess water.
Wipe the wall down as explained in step three, stopping to wet and rinse the sponge frequently.
Use the dry towel to wipe up excess moisture as you work.
Reference : http://www.howtocleanstuff.net/how-to-clean-painted-walls/
Removing Dirt and Dust from Walls:
You Will Need:
Ladder
Vacuum cleaner with brush attachment
Mild detergent
Sponge
Water
Bucket
Dry towel
Plastic drop cloth
The Cleaning Process:
Begin by lining the floor with plastic where you’ll be working to prevent damage from excess water or spills.
Use your vacuum’s brush attachment to remove loose dirt and cobwebs. Do not push the brush onto the wall surface, as loose dirt may smudge and leave marks. Allow the vacuum’s suction to lift the dirt away from the wall.
Start at the top of the wall. You’ll want to clean from side to side and from the top to bottom in sections as you work around the room.
Fill the bucket half to two thirds full of warm water.
Add just enough detergent to create a few bubbles when the water is agitated. Adding too much soap will cause the walls to become sticky and attract more dirt.
Dip the sponge in the water and squeeze out excess water.
Wipe the wall down as explained in step three, stopping to wet and rinse the sponge frequently.
Use the dry towel to wipe up excess moisture as you work.
Reference : http://www.howtocleanstuff.net/how-to-clean-painted-walls/